Since I can remember, I’ve been obsessed with consciousness and the subconscious. The idea of what happens after we leave our flesh has always fascinated me. It became a common motif in my work, and I found myself searching deeper and deeper,
Eventually, that obsession turned into a different question: what would consciousness look like if we could actually see it?
Mentographs began as an attempt to answer that.
The collection is made up of 222 1/1 mixed-media works, each one imagining a different glimpse of consciousness. Its memories, distortions, connections, fragmentation, and whatever might exist beyond the physical body.
I don’t think any of these questions have definitive answers, and and there's something beautiful about that. Mentographs isn’t an attempt to explain consciousness. It’s an attempt to visualize the mystery of it.
